Entering Bank Fee and Interest Charges in Reckon Accounts
Legacy KB ID: 672
Question
How do I enter Bank Fees and Interest Charges into QuickBooks with a tax code assigned?
Answer
A General Journal Entry must be used to record bank fees and interest.
To enter Bank Fees;
- Select Company menu > Make General Journal Entries...
- Under the 'Account' field select the Expense account used for tracking bank charges (e.g. Bank Fees).
- Enter the amount of the bank fees (excluding the tax amount) in the 'Debit' field, followed by the tax code in the 'Tax' field.
- Tab to the following line, in the 'Account' field enter your Bank account.
The 'Credit' field will automatically enter the amount entered into the debit field plus the tax amount. - Tick the 'Input (Purchase)' radio button.
- Click 'Save & Close' to record the Journal Entry.
To enter Interest Earned;
- Select Banking menu > Make General Journal Entries...
- Under the 'Account' field select an Income account used for tracking interest (e.g. Interest Earned).
- Enter the amount of interest earned (excluding the tax amount) in the 'Credit' field, followed by the tax code in the 'Tax' field.
- Tab to the following line, in the 'Account' field enter your Bank account.
The 'Debit' field will automatically enter the amount entered into the credit field plus the tax amount. - Tick the 'Output (Sale)' radio button.
- Click 'Save & Close' to record the Journal Entry.
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